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Warren.

Mrs. L. c. Ketchum and daughter returned
last Friday from visit to their old home at
Minooka, III. JCC 9ET
Mrs. A. P. Zenrold and children have moved
to their old homestead out east.
Mrs E. F. Whitney has returned from
Pasadena, Cal.
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Della naO.

Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Schaffer, of Water
town, were visiting in this city the first part
of the week.
Mrs. F. A. Fuhrer, of Montreal, mother of
Mrs. Charles G. Roosen, is visiting her daugh-
ter
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St. Cloud.

Among those present at the reception
given at the wedding of Louis E. Wakeman
and Miss G. Powell on Wednesday evening.
we're: Lieutenant governor and Mrs. C. A.
Gilman, Judge and Mrs. Collins, Rev. and
Mrs. E. V. Campbell, President and Mrs. T.
]. Gray, Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Smith, Mr.. and
D. H. Freeman. Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Searle
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs
F. H. Dam, Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Foley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Foley, Mrs. Playfair.
L. R. Swift. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Stevenson,
Mrs. c. T. Smith, Mrs. ]. d. Boyd, Mrs. Jen-
nie Hamlin, Mrs. w. w. Wright. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Jarrard. Mr.. and Mrs Z. S. Hill. Mrs.
2. C. Mcclure, Mrs. t. C. Alden, Mrs. Helen
Moore, Mrs. Tilton, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cooper. DIR. and Mrs. E. Z. Holden, Mrs A
T. Whitman and Miss Myra Craig.
The following ladies' participated in the
rendition of the programme at the concert
Eiven at the opera house yesterday evening
oy the ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
church: Misses Sovercool, Biggerstaff, Lou
Bonham, Leonora B. Smith, of Minneapolis,
and Mesdames E. H. Holden and f. E. Searle.
The gentlemen were Messrs. Hargrave and
Smith.
Miss 3. Rankin, of St. Paul, accompanied
by her cousin, G. S. Rankin, of Saltwater,
were visiting with Miss Helen Gilman over
Sunday.
Miss Nellie Sellick, who has been visiting
WIFI tue ldullly VI utr UTOJuCT. w. r. T. Sel-
lick, returned home on Saturday last.
DR.. and Mrs. E. X. Jaques of Minneapolis.
spent Sunday in this city with Mr.. and Mrs.
{. w. G. Hyde.
Miss Minnie Smith has returned from
Florida and is now visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
d. A. Perkins. a5 --l'
The Ladies' society of the Baptist church
was entertained by Mrs. John Rogers yester-
day evening. .""o,'
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards. late of Seattle, W.
IT., were visiting with Mrs. Stabler during the
present week.
Charles F. Powell and daughter. Miss May.
have returned from their two months visit
in the South.
Miss Kit Barton, of Melrose, is the guest
of Mrs. Eugene Foot.
Miss Mary Moulin left on Monday for
Brockway. -
Mrs. ]. B. Clark, of Melrose. is visiting in
he city.
Mrs. E. H. Atwood started Sunday for Chi
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ChG1field.

Miss Daisy Stuart returned home Tuesday
She has been travelling with her fathers
troupe afew weeks.
Miss Cora Durgin gave her brother, Albert,
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Reedsburg.

Mrs. B. 6. Paddock and daughter, Carrie
were down from La Vale Thursday
Dir. and Mrs. Ed Adams returned to theft
home in Baraboo last Saturday.
Miss Nina Stone returned to her school du4
ties at Madison last Thursday.
Miss Alice Conway has returned from heI
visit in Minnesota.
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ing.
Miss Hattie Gilbert gave an Easter supper
to few of her friends last Sabbath.
Mrs. r. n. Battey, Of Dakota, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Austin. a
Miss Minnie Dahl, of Rochester, is visiting
friends at this place.
Miss Virgil Waters entertained her friends
Wednesday evening.
Miss Hattie Lamb, of Rochester, was in
town over Sunday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-16

Chippewa Falls. Wis: Marrel J. Trott
and Miss Hattie f. Chase, Daniel Cavence
aud Miss Bessie Brown. LAT
Thomas w. Smith; Miss L. Victoria Luca
ane Joseph III. Soules.
Emmetsburg, Ia: Jens Peter ThompsoE
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Aberdeen.

Mrs. c. B. Mount arrived from Hutchinson,
MIMI, to join her husband here. They will
make their future home in the Wight house
Mrs. L. G. Proctor returned rom her visit
to Frederick Monday. and will leave for Still
water, MIMI, in few weeks to live.
Miss May Moulton is the guest of Mrs. S. H.
Jumper. She expects to make this her
permanent home for some time.
Mrs. F. H. Bassett arrived from Paw Paw,
Mich, her husband having come to Dakota
in the winter to locate.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian
church met with Mrs. Morrow Tn ursday
afternoon.
Mrs. F. H. Garrett of Claremont, OAK, is
visiting her many friends in the city this
week.
Mrs. John H. Flrey's sister and friend have
returned to their home in Illinois.
Ladies of the St. Marks guild met with
Mrs. John H. Perry Thursday.
Mrs. Julia K. Olmstead is erecting a fine
residence on Eighth avenue.
Miss Z. NJ. VaJh is the guest Of e. M.
Thomas for a few weeks.
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Fergus Falls.

MissJessie Lindsay, of Bay Centre. OAK,
who has been the guest of Mrs. f. G. Dumble
for the past SIX weeks, returned to her home
Friday morning.
Miss Alma Stanford, accompanied by her
brother, d. w. Stanford, left Monday even
ing for a brief stay at ElkhorEl, Wis.
Miss Denison, assisted by Miss Sibbald, en-
tertained a few friends Saturday evening at
the formers residence.
Mrs. Fred Dunn and daughter Clara have
returned from several weeks sojourn in
Mortified and St. Paul.
Miss Lizzie Wilson has returned from an
extended visit to her sister, Mrs. Rev. Mar
tin, at ST. Cloud.
Miss Edna Cowing entertained about fifteen
young friends ON Saturday afternoon at a
birthday party.
Miss May Compton gave lunch party to
her young lady friends on Friday afternoon
Miss Nellie Sibbald. of Farbault, is soiourn-
ing with her sister, Mrs. A. H. Cole
Mrs. DIR. Cole left this week for New York.
to be absent couple of months.
Miss Eunice Allen will teach the spring
term OF school at Dwight, Oak.
Miss Ola Wright is guest of w. H. Titus
family at Oshkosh, Wis.
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Tavlors Falls,

Mr.. and Mrs. g E. Peaslee, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank, Frederick Canda, N. j. Flynn, and
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WISCONSIN.
AppletOn.

The venerable Mrs. Almira Pierce celebrat
ed the ed anniversary of her birthday Satur-
day by inviting to partake of her hospitality
a company of lady friends. She was assisted
in the entertainment of her guests by her
daughters. Mrs. DR.. Mason, of Colorado, and
Miss Sarah Pierce. of Milwaukee.
Mrs. II. j. Rogers and daughter, Miss
Kittie, departed Monday evening for Chicago.
They were followed Tuesday morning by Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Cottrell upon whose arrival
the party will start for Ashville. n. c., and
Marietta, Ga, to be absent several months.
Mrs. Hobert is entertaining her son, ]. W.
Hobert, general manager of the Vermont
Central system of railroads, who is on his way
home in his special car from trip to the Pa
ciic slope.
Mrs. w. A. Clark. accompanied by her
sister, Miss Matte Bishop. returned this
morning from Fond du Lac, Wis. Miss Matte
will remain in The city some weeks.
Mrs. Frank Steele will follow her husband.
who has removed to Centralia, in about two
weeks, the intervening time being spent with
friends at Waupaca.
DR.. and Mrs. Raymond entertained at their
residence last evening the faculty and senior
and Junior classes of the university.
Miss Mary Vernon, of Kenosha. who has
been the guest of Miss Jessie Tucker in this
city, returns home this evening. --;-''is.
Mrs. G. +. Steele removes from here to
Centralia, where her husband is engaged in
the manufacture of wood pulp.
Miss Laura Sweetzer, of HortonYille, has
been engaged to clerk in the music store of
c. E Spicer, of this city.
Mrs. P. c. Whirry, Of Berlin, is in the city
visiting her daughters, Mrs James Thorn and
Mrs. Samuel Thompson.
Mrs. Myra Daily has departed for her old
home at Amigo, where she will spend q
couple of weeks.
Miss L. c. belong gave an elecutionary or
dramatic reading at Kaukauna last Saturday
evening.
Miss Lulu Rose has returned from her va
cation visit at Palestine, Ill.
Mrs. B. T. Rogers, of Kenosha, has been in
the city for week past.
Mrs. John Faville and children have gone
to Lake Mills.
Miss Alice Griswold visited Oshkosh las,
week.
Miss Laura Ryan returned home last even
ing,
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MINNESOTA.
M 9nk8tO.

Miss Louise Strong
spent several days in
Minneapolis this week,
and upon Monday
evening in company
with Miss Bessie
Srtong entertained a
large number of their
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I.aneSbOrO.

Miss Agnes Ruth, Miss Dora Ward, Miss
Alice Tourney, the Misses Lawrence and
others from Lanesboro and vicinity, are at
tending the Teachers institute at Spring
Valley.
Miss Clara Sanders, one of the teachers IN
the Spring Valley High school, spent Sunday
at the residence of her uncle, NJ. V. Bean.
Mrs. John Keefe, of Waupon, Wis, is visit
ing her sisters, Mrs. w. S. Henry and Mrs. G.
C.. Hubbel
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Eairnlont.

Mrs. Nellie Davis, nee .Crowther, of La
Crosse, Wis, was home for her sister Jessie's
wedding, and spent a week visiting old
friends.
Mrs. H. M. Blaisdell gave a small party at
the Lowlandsilast Friday evening for Master
Joe and his friends.
The Misses Everett entertained few
friends last evening at their home on Lake
avenue.
Mrs. C. w. Headley. ON Goldfield heights. is
entertaining Miss Hattie Weed, of Winnepago
City.
Miss Riplinger, of Madison, Wis, is clerk
ing for Mr.. H. Nj. Bla1sde IL in his law office.
Mrs. Burt w. Day. Of jackson, is being en-
tertained by her mother Mrs. r. NJ. Ward
MIR. and Mrs. A. d. Caldwell are expected
from their Southern trip in few weeks.
Miss Janette MORROW, of Arcadia, Wis, a
cousin of Judge Pratt, is in Fairmont
The ladies of the Methodist church met
with Mrs. John German on Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Plattsentertained the Congre-
gational ladies Thursday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. John German spent Easter
Sunday in Blue Earth City,
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Altoona.

The Ladies' Aid society met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Ed Shute Wednesday after
noon about twenty being present.
Miss Kate Agneu. of Waukesha. is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. C. C. Redfeld.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-16
AnOka.

Mrs. George F. Eldridge as the Sleeping
Queen in the Musical union entertainment at
the city hall Thursday evening, acted her
part very creditably and was well sustained
by Miss Carrie Sterritt, as Maid of Honor. Mr..
Thad Giddings. as the Regent, and Mr.. Leach,
as Young Exile-Penelope was highly ap-
preciated.
Appropriate Easter SeviceS were held in all
the churches. AT the Baptist church SUM-
day school concert filled the evening; the
same at the Universalist. AT the Methodist
in the morning, solo, 1.-The World Is Grow
ing Better by Mrs. Dana s. Coleman, was
ali impressive feature.
Mrs. Dana S. Coleman entertained the
Methodist social at her residence last Friday
evening. This was the largest social soiree
of this season. The solos and recitationS
rendered by her little three-year-o
daughter, Ellen, excited deserved applause.
The ladies of the Relief corps will give a
necktie social at the Grand Army hall this
evening.
Mrs. E. Jones, of st. Paul, is guest of her
daughter, Mrs. G. S. Pease, of this city.
Faribault.
The following officers have been elected for
the Home of Aged Women: President, Mrs. j.
r. Gowdy: vice president, Mrs. L. A. Gard
ner; treasurer, Mrs. Levi Nutting; secretary.
Mrs. G E. Cole. There will be a floral fair
next month in aid of the home.
Mrs. j. b. Spencer gave mother and
daughter party Monday last, in honor of her
mothers, Mrs. Nesbitts S0th birthday.
Mrs. OConnell, of Castleton, OAK. who has
been a guest of her father, William Parker,
left for home Wednesday.
Miss Kate Cole left Tuesday for Fond du
Lac. Chicago and other points in Wisconsin
and Illinois.
Miss Madge Parker went Wednesday to
visit at St. Paul for the remainder of the
week.
Mrs. E. A. Baxter has returned from an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Illinois,
Mrs. Gordon Cole gave a pleasant 6 o'clock
tea Tuesday evening.
Miss Ida Kellogg, of La Crosse, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. G. E. Cole has returned from the East.
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Sa uk Centre.

Mrs. S. S. Titus, 'of Grand Forks, arrived in
town on Tuesday and is stopping with her
parents, Mr. andfMrs. Dean Stabler
The marriage .of Miss Mary Donahue to NJ.
Hogan is announced to take place on Tues
day next.
Mrs. Samuel Burchill has been enjoying
visit from herrsister, Mrs. Brown, of Roches-
ter.
Miss Ollie Wright. of Oshkosh, Wis, is in
town, the guest of Mrs. C. +. How.
Miss Mary Callahan. of Birch Dale, is visit
ing her brother, James Callahan.
Mrs. S. NJ. Bruce and daughter Miss Belle
left for Minneapolis on Tuesday.
Mrs. j. Bassett, of Thompson, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. John Hickman.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. NJ. Thomson have become
residents of Sank Centre.
Miss Clara Lyon, of Birch Dale, spent Sat
urday in town.
Miss Allie Hosmer has taken a school at
Gettys Grove.
Miss Belle Gates aeft Westport on Tues
day.
Col. and Mrs. sHuddleston: ,atuended Easter
services at the Church oiSthekGoo Samar-
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lrs. Burt Reed left Friday.
Crook sion,

Mrs. a. Braley gave series~of whist par
ties this week The head prizes were won the
first evening by Mrs. Cromb and Mr.. Buck
man; on the second, by Mrs. Hanscomb and
Mrs. E. V. Price; the third evening, by Mrs,
Thorsen and Mrs. Alexander, aud the fourth
by Mrs. Dampier and Mr.. Rosenthal.
The Ladies Aid society of the Congrega-
tional church met on Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. N. P. Stone, of Fifth street.
Mrs. j. A. Bigam has returned to Washing
ton Territory after a couple of weeks visit 10
her sister, Mrs. Marcum.
Mrs. Chalmers Potter entertained the Young
Folks Social club of the Presbyterian church
on Tuesday evening.
The Ladies Missionary society OF the Pres
byterian church met with Mrs. E. Pierce on
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Anna Smith spent her Easter vaca-
ton with her brothers. family at Red Lake
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Dargan spent Sun
day in the town, the guesJ of Mrs. Streeter.
Miss Josephine Setten returned to her du-
ties at St. Joseph's academy this week.
Mrs. T. Adams has returned after q few
weeks visit to friends at st. Paul.
40 Mrs ]. Nj. Burr, of Grand Forks, is visiting
her husband this week.
Miss Allie Chase has returned to her studies
at Carleton college.
Miss Lola Box entertained her friends last
evening.
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OwatOnna.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Cudworth went to
Concord on Tuesday to attend the golden
wedding of their grandparents, Rev. and Mrs.
Wescot. The aged couple were the recipients
Of many valuable presents among which was
$l50in gold.
Fhe graduating class of 1887 of Pilsbury
academy is composed Of the following pupils:
Misses Anna Shafer, Vina Mead and Alice
Kennedy.
Miss Matte Bowler has returned from
Shelbina, Mo-, where she has been for several
months, the guest of her sister, Mrs. d.
Mills.
The Congregational society gave a maple
sugar festival at the residence of Mrs. c. w.
Kinyon Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Eli Williamson went to Merriam Park
last Saturday TO visit.her daughter, Mrs. Will
Flunkings.
The Owatonna parIor orchestra will give
promenade concert at Chambers hall this even
ing.
Miss Jennie-Johnson, of Dodge Center, is
visiting FRIENDS in town this week.
Mrs. J. Mer rill went to Rice lake on Friday,
where she Intends to reside.
Mrs. H. j. Bifkett left on Wednesday to Join
her husband at Minneapolis.
Prof. A. w. Rankin and wife returned on
Monday from st. Peter.
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ElIendale.

Tuesday evening concert was given by
the home talent in the NJ. E. church. The
ladies present were Mesdames w. E. Hadey,
H. L. Rood. F. b. Cannon, w. A Caldwell, o.
A. Sumerton, W. Fl. Jones, E. D. Kenworthy,
E. Morse. w. w. Lieb, F. Cawley E. d. En-
dris, E. W. Van Meter, w. S.Vent X. L. Lind
ersmith, +. F. Bergendahl, F. S. Dugar and
Misses Sadie Halsy, Blanche Davis, Eta DEMO,
Maud Mcmillan, Minnie Judd, Minnie Horton,
Katie Austin, Mabel DEMO and Carrie Court
neg.
Miss Flora Romans went to Aberdeen Sat-
urday, and and while there was married. to
Glen Gillian, of Lansing, Mich st4ssS
Mrs. E. w. Van Meter, who has been spend
ing the winter in Hudson, Wis, returned to
Glendale Saturday.
Miss Anna Judd now fills the position
formerly held by Miss Blanche Davis.
Mrs. James Scott and family intend remov-
ing to Detroit, MIMI, in two weeks.
Miss Jenny Qaquith, of Westport, is the
guest of Mrs. A. o. Sumerton.
Mrs. L. D. Clock left Glendale Thursday to
visit her mother in Michigan.
Mrs. A. L. De Coster expects soon to go to
her new home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. C. c. Bowsfield has gone to LaMoure to
spend the summer.
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DAKOTA.
EarG0.

The authors carnival, at the opera house
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, was the
leading social event of the week, The High
land fling was danced by Miss Gertie Getchell,
and the fairy dance by Misses Florence Gibbs,
Evalina Toby, ALA Ratson, Genevieve Easton
and Ella Curtiss.
The Sans SoucI club were entertained
Wednesday evening by Mrs. A. R. Uron and
Mrs. A. A. Miller at the law Office of H. +.
Miller.
Mrs. D. E. Bierce and her three children
left this week for Southern Ohio, where they
will spend the summer with her parents.
Mrs. A. S. Bates, wife of Capt. Bates, of
the Manitoba, has gone to Cakes to visit a
sister.
Miss Mary Merrill, a niece of Senator Sabin,
OF Minnesota, is visiting Mrs. Judge Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Folett, of Hastings,
Mimi, are visiting their son, L. W. Folett-
Miss Maggie Robertson has gone down to
her claim in Dickey county.
Mrs. w. P. Miller left for New Hope, Penn,
Wednesday evening.
w. NJ. Miller and family have returned
from Hartford Conn.
Miss Winnie Soule has gone to Grandin for
the summer.
Mrs. E. B. Chambers left for Chicago Mon
day evening.
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AaZeppa.

mic Gullett is visiting at St. Cloud.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-05
Nem SlIks.

Never has tho display If slks been more
beautiful aud attractive than IL Il This season,
SAYS III FAaa idlpllJ kec0rd Satin aud gros
grain have almost entirely gone out Of sight
ABd ia ihelF place have come a dozen or
more d far more durable aud elegant materi-
ais. A species u intermediate silk has 8
bright surface, buG mol 50 tigigbt a. satin, and
the texture ID thicker than gros grain. This
q grease lrooi. aud 50 well woven that It viii
not pali. sud 10 hack sHd plain eolors. Il Is
reversible. Tho leather silk is ~ this ehaFae-
ter a. il also the drab Lueuiius, which has
iitsis visible grasn. bright On the tarisce bat
n0l shinF, sad dra9 Cows which bnR a right
snd agoas side. Pcau lie sole Is ono u the
lsss iabslcs fas bodies, bai Il Is mol rercrsi'
lls
There d qails demand for mere. especially
Tic Englth. which has llc large, Irregular
aatsf not The small striped defisa when used
10 - called scattered silk, but j. now KnoMn
as rnoIfo Ffancatsc. New deblsus base been
brought COZ IL gAp watrfiug II the sn0ges this
srasuH ana these have hecn inlerbsrbdrd nlth
maaS stF8pes Among tho nrW oBcs is The
e8nsleslail6a. u has pea spots scattered all
| nrrg Nk afFfrd ground, aud sometimes the
/ sfasa aHr ~ tGitterpns sizes ~ lbp hatpy pscc
/ The fnosrg Ale8i4 i also new, aud has ctoss'
lag EisfFA VA safFt NliM AsfAtA GtlufHNAA aRAAt
/ yiiie iaafe shgns i ffsfrat kint u check.
| ID ihs in0lre fatigue rckia there are hroad
dart satlB slips ~ whlrh stripes g! al cnlo's
arr atnnn. Mnirr anliqne fae0ane hhnus
/ mani h0nasdslie paiiefne, aud Other mpifes
are kuiy ~ IL vaFF popular
4 las chamtaral VI asFiiDfeseeut kliks Anl
I fih,stas EpMeger promise 70 BE- The prominrni
I fsstt38 az lhe FfaNlr, 1heY ere MOT The old.
4 sttss sboi Rtlk Wisn she arft 81 one color ana
I a68f "a anaihst hnt have tho FaH AK dyed
tsics nrrf, ono Abyye ,he other, IN such Z
fashion tlai loih giuis siow, toiienlng and
isnteuting she sthrr. Thry arc Ike the ia'
I tsfigf ~ 1 thcli. aud the varied aspect they
I sssasne i 1uftr charming, Brown and Eold,
errr,t and red blue aud brown red sud green,
reach and drah apd erAy aud rcd are hS
iaEst;n mixtures
Fos sven * scar their arr many lnexPen'
siye ntd effective dgsigns iaF young pcop'c
Rat iaalaons itefc are, 81 course, many ven
hsud some aud rrry onsliy ones. 10 which silvri
tgusei ihfosds bFB introduced some 81 ule
lea ezaslv sliks have iozonge shapsd stipcs Y
tgsslr, ttuwn. hrlioEupr aud oiheF tones
Il called camfirB tacanuc
A Hrw aiik has hcen introduced lot mamie
called paaa IL solo fsepnnc. II Il thick, viii
/ 4 btigat smooth surface. covered ulth E".ht'
atsd gc08nrtrirsi scroll patterns tn saiin Wto
rssie Il 4 enc az She best tnaintials i0r "a
fsitts8as orer lusr8iared. II q also made u
ablin tct wedding gowns.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-05
How to Iron Cuffs and Collars.

Have ready some irons very hot,
only Just not to scorch. And let there be
enough irons not TO have to wait for
second when the first is cool These
must be very clean and with q good
polish. To insure the latter have
piece of beeswax. and when the iron is
taken OF the lire rub il over the bees
wax. and then rub the iron on some
crushed salt and it will run smoothly.
Now on the ironing sheet laY u clean,
smooth cloth, handkerchief will do.
Law a collar on this, fold over part OF
the handkerchief and iron quickly from
one end to the other two or three times
10 dry il n little. While still steaming
take off the handkerchief, stretch the
collar with the hands and iron brlskiy
on the right side straight across. III ihe
iron is not hot enough, or the collar
too dry, the starch will stick. When the
right side is smooth without creases.
turn il on the other side and iron more
slowly SO as to dry It thoroughly. Inc
irons require constant renewing as the
damp cools them quickly. II any starci,
| appears on the iron II must DC scrhpeu
OH with knife before going back 70
the fire. IL YOU do not want shirts or
cuffs TO blister and wrinkle when butt
toned, do not make the iirst or poil gi
starch, too stiif. aud rub it IN Wen; VI
course you know that they SHOULD ai-
WAYS DO dipped in cold starch, J. O.,
clear starch mixed thin with cold water
| before ironing. Practical Farmer.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-11-05
Smoking Case Of Roycotting.

"a Iyoyalisln WRITES 70 ne Iriah 7i'ani a
Mrs PeGdsfyilc. sho lived near NeWbridge
sheltered a poor boyool,Cd laborer For thi'
A., her husband snl herself we're denounced,
they managed 10 I've BY selling vegetables
rhich tic woman bad 10 cart a long distance
fshsu home 10 obtain a sale. This was soon
found gu, and the cart was stopped. She then
had 10 walk. carving hcvr loads, which
btoughl on premature confinement No Wo.
man from among her nelEhhors could hc got
a. cninc 10 her sid. Her husband use " ~
y t,t.. vay far medical assistance, which W.
lived ia late. Hr had again 70 leave TO get q
r,,flln irnin distance, aud was obliged 70 LOCK-
III M ls,or children bv themselves Win lns
dead mother While away his neighopIs
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